Anybody?

Hi! I use the Sprite's "Load image from url" action, but I have a problem with the file's url: the manual says that any project file's url looks like "image.png" - and this works, but ony when previewing. When I export it (PhoneGap) it doesn't work at all. I guess this is because I locate project files in subfolders (e.g. Files/Images/subfolder/image.png), do I have to link project files with the full subfolder-path? For example "Images/subfolder/image.png". And if this is the problem, why does it affect only the exported version?

Thank you for your help.

I also use Nandynho's version and I love it! However, on mobile it has some bugs (eg. no cancel button displayed and confirm button text is always "Ok") but I think this is due to the minified script after exporting. Anyway, amazing and very useful Plugin! Totally recommendable

EDIT: It definitely is because of the minified script - simply uncheck this option before exporting and it will work perfectly.

I don't think it's possible to keep a C2 app running in the background. If you only need a timer, take a look at rexrainbow's timer plugin.

You could even wait just 0 seconds [quote:20tpyi4h]One more trick: "Wait 0 seconds" postpones the following actions until the end of the event sheet.

This way you don't even need to really "Wait", because the action is executed in the same tick, but it's the last action that is executed. Anyway, you can look it up here.

Google Play doesn't use client secret any more. I (and many other users) think the Google Play Plugin is obsolote, the documentation was written some time ago and it doesn't work anymore. I don't understand either how such an essential (and advertised) feature isn't maintained. Maybe the only solution is to use cranberrygame's cordova plugins (which cost 9,99€...).

I'm not sure if I understood your question, but if you want to disable mouse events, put them inside a group and toggle that group disabled whenever you need it.

BUG REPORT:

I found a bug that makes the whole Plugin behave inadequately. This happens when you alter anything in the parent div's style properties. I found it out when I tried to remove the "transform: rotate(0deg);" style setting (with the Browser Execute Javascript action), beacuse I have a <button> with a fixed position (I don't want this button to scroll with all the other things) and otherwise it behaved as if it had an absolute position.

You can see the bug in this capx.